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Game Release July 2020 - Radical Rabbit Stew For PS4, XBOX ONE, SWITCH and PC
If you are
the kind of gamer who likes action-packed game titles that combines
some puzzle-solving interaction, then you might be interested in the upcoming video game that is about to be released this coming month of
July. Introducing Radical Rabbit Stew, a game developed by Pugstorm.
For those who may be familiar with the game Bomberman on acid, well
it is that kind of game where you play a naughty chef, but in order to
cook these rabbit stew, you will have to go to some kind of
puzzle-solving before you get to your goal.
In other words, Radical Rabbit Stew is that kind of 2D platformer when
you sink your teeth into puzzles and challenges with a range of
rabbit foes, you acquire gameplay-altering spoons that keep puzzles
fresh and fun. It is a mixture of expansive, side-scrolling levels
and shorter, single-screen layouts. Now your goal is to face off
against these unique bosses, while each is requiring different
tactics to conquer. Whether it’s using enemy rabbits as ammunition
or dodging incoming trains and smacking the drivers out, be prepared
to think creatively to defeat each one, or you may die very quickly.
Radical
Rabbit Stew will be available on Steam for PC under Microsoft Windows
operating system, the game will also be available for Nintendo
Switch, PS4 and XBOX ONE, if you do enjoy fast paced-action video
games, well check this out, because it will be launch on July 16th,
so you don't want to miss that opportunity. You can watch a short
trailer about this game below this post. Thanks for reading and
watching, I'll see you next time.
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